Episodes
February 2010
Feb 25th
Episodes » Episode 20: Pot Roast Ala Connie ThomasThis episode is really special for 3 reasons:
-
It's our 20th, which is a huge milestone for a
little internet show that started with 2 people, 1
gchat conversation and a whole lotta gall.
- It co-stars our intern, Emily, who is super fabulous. We love her dearly, even though she left us to finish her senior year of college (ugh). I'm farely certain you guys will love her, too.
- The recipe itself is special to me because it came from a really wonderful lady, Leslie, whose mom used to make it. Leslie has been an E. Bites supporter since it's infancy, and we love her.
Now some important (no, serioulsy this time) notes...
Tags: pot roast, pot roast recipe, easy recipe, easy roast recipe, easy beef recipe, martha stewart, martha stewart cooking schoolFeb 18th
Episodes » Episode 19: Chicken and Rice CasseroleOh lordy, episode 19. I can't believe this is our last episode in our teens. It seems only yesterday we aired episode 13, which was...? No clue. But seriously, the time has flown. Next week we'll air episode 20 and we'll be solidly into our post-adolescence. 20 episodes, nearly 5 months old. That makes us 35 months old in dog years. If we were a dog, we'd be nearly 3, no longer a puppy. What are we talking about again?
Oh yes, food.
Feb 11th
Episodes » Episode 18: Tomato Basil Rigatoni
Hmm, I'm feeling strange. I think it's because Daniel
is in Ohio, which means I'm here alone without my work
husband. It's terribly cold and lonely. You know what
would cheer me up? If you'd watch this episode and
tell me how much you like it. Sounds like a plan? OK,
good!
Tags: tomato basil, tomato basil recipe, tomato basil pasta, tomato basil rigatoni, rigatoni recipe, pasta recipe, vegetarian recipe, cheap pasta recipe, cheap italian recipe, easy italian recipe, cheap and easy italian recipe, cheap and easy vegetarian recipe, rigatoni recipe, scott conant, scarpetta
Feb 4th
Episodes » Episode 17: Chipotle Chicken EnchiladasChipotle Chicken Enchiladas are some of the best things I've ever made, and I'm extremely proud to say that the recipe was born (mostly) in my very own brain. If I never created anything else worthwhile in this world, I can die happy knowing I at least contributed this dish. I'm perfectly happy with these enchiladas becoming my legacy, that's how good they are.
This sauce on these enchiladas originated
in this
recipe in Gourmet (RIP). I read it and thought, "mmm,
that sauce looks fabulous, maybe I can use it for E.
Bites. Turning it into an enchilada sauce (aka: adding
chicken broth, onions and garlic) was a stroke of
brilliance, If I say so myself! It's smoky-spicyness
from the crazy hot chipotles gives the regular old
enchilada a HUGE and welcome kick in the A . MMM, I
wish I had some right NOW!

